Ice patrol guards Atlantic lanes from deadly bergs
A National Geographic bulletin notes 4168 icebergs in the Atlantic lanes the largest since 1912 Titanic wreck. The International Ice Patrol monitors eastern Grand Banks bergs, guiding ships through fog and currents. Greenland glaciers spawn bergs. the patrol runs March to July to avert collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Mendota
International Ice Patrol
Atlantic
Ays. A. Bulletin
National Geographic Society
Siven
Grand Banks
United States Navy
London
United States
Langer
Greenland
Great
Labrador
Nouth
Great Arctic Island
De‘tour
Europe
Nantucket Lighthouse To Celebrate Milestone Years
Nantucket Light, second in age to Boston Light among U S lighthouses, traces its history to 1786. Keepers Gerald M. Reed and Frank A. Crate man 12 hour shifts tending the light, two seaworthy beacons, a fog horn and acetylene flashing lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Brant - Point ‘Might
Rarbor
Boston
United States
Cape Cod Marine Lookout
Gerald M. Reed
Frank A M. Crate
Bratt Point
Community notes reflect travel visits and summer отдых
Mrs I B Feighner spent last week with daughter Mrs Elmer Goetch and husband in Lansing. Mr and Mrs Rolland Johnson of Dearborn were Sunday guests of his sister Dr and Mrs F C Sanford. Mrs Louisa Geech of Saginaw is a guest this week at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Cudney. Mr BH Halstead and Mrs Wesley Treumnner and son of Sebewaing visited the great grandmother Mrs Wm Cole. Frances Cappeart Alger Brown Leslie Shaw and Edwin Poss camped at High Point lake. Leslie and Edwin returned with Wayne Perkins. A New Orleans resident noted the heat at 103 as locals sweltered before a cool rain began. The heat wave eased by Wednesday night and Thursday. Mother of 13 Sons Dies Near Coleman. Mrs Fred Methner age 70 died at her home near Colesman Wednesday after months of illness. She was mother of thirteen sons known as the Methner baseball players. Funeral services set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Goetch
Lansing
Rolland Johnson
Dearborn
F. C. Sanford
Louisa Geech
Saginaw
H. C. Cudney
BH. B. Halstead
Wesley ‘Treumner
Little Son
Sebewaing
Wm. H. Cole
Frances Cappeart
Alger
Brown
Leslie
Shaw
Edwin Poss
Hight Point Lake
Edwin
Wayne Perkins
New Orleans
Fred Methner
Colesman
New Business Instruction Group Meets Biweekly
The new business instruction group met at the High School Thursday evening at eight o'clock. The group focuses on business accounting and is sponsored by La Salle Extension University represented by F. W. Ladd. Mr J D Kennedy will act as group leader or counselor. The group meets every two weeks at the high school to discuss business principles. Limited to the most ambitious young men and women in Clare county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Extension University
F. W. Ladd
J. D. Kennedy
Clare County
Young man killed in four car crash Sunday morning
Four cars were involved in a Sunday morning crash. John Logic Fred McDonald and Elizabeth Bruckhart escaped with minor injuries in the Ford V-8. Mr Simons died fifteen minutes after arriving at Clare Hospital. The injured were treated by Dr J A Reeder. The wrecks were moved to Garns Greater Service Garage. An investigation by Justice S M Callihan and Prosecuting Attorney Theo Bowler began and will continue with more witnesses.
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John Logic
Fred McDonald
Elizabeth Bruckhart
Simons
Clare Hospital
Friz
J. A. Reeder
Garn
Greater Service
South McEwan
S. M. Callihan
Theo. G. Bowler
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear wife and sister. Grateful for flowers and for comfort from Rev. Hendrich and Rev. Rieinhardt. Signed by Wm. Arnold and the Hanes, Merrill, Barton families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrich
Rieinhardt
Mickie urges sales talk to win customers and grow markets
A quotation from Mickie stresses that persuasive selling dialogue attracts buyers. He flags broad outreach to all potential customers as superior salesmanship, and notes the value of calm advertising to support growth.
Revival of Gold and Silver Hope Sparks Idaho Ghost City Silver
In Boise Idaho stirrings arise as gold and silver prices improve and projects move toward large scale development in Silver City and surrounding Silver District. About 100 miners operate daily on Mountain Chance and more may join. a new dredging project is planned on Jordan Creek. Local figures B H Dewey and James Murray back rejuvenation of the famed ghost city once home to 8000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Silver City
Mountain Chance
Golden, Charlot Group
Florida Mountain Properties
Jordan Creek
B. H. Dewey
Nampa
W.H. Dewey
Florida Mountain
James Murray
Jilted Boy Hires Plane to Jump Into Girl’s Yard
Regis Schwer, 19, hired a pilot in Muncie Indiana to jump from 9000 feet into a girl’s backyard after a quarrel. Pilot Raymond Williams restrained him with a fire extinguisher and coat collar while the plane recovered from a dive. Schwer was knocked out and landed safely.
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Muncie
Ind
Regis Schwer
Raymond Williams
Schwer
Williams
Willams
Voliva lifts smoking ban except for Zion women
Wilbur Glenn Voliva ruler of Zion City Illinois announced a manifesto ending the general ban on smoking. He kept a prohibition on women smokers and also dissolved seven of the Apostolic Christian Church twelve apostles in a reshaped oversight. Voliva warned of heavy judgment for Zion.
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Zion
Wilbur Glenn
Voliva
Apostolic Christian Catholic Church
Veteran reaffirms flag painting tradition in Duxbury
In Duxbury Massachusetts Civil War veteran George Lewis Higgins who died in 1807 left a will granting his flag painting tradition. Each spring a fresh coat is applied to the corn shed flag which had 46 stars at his death and later gained two more stars for Arizona and Oklahoma through his sister Sara B Higgins.
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U. S
Duxbury
Mass
George Lewis Higgins
Higgins
Sara B. Higgins
Arizona
Oklahoma
Lingering Prison Kisses Banned in Joliet and Stateville
Prison officials in Joliet and Stateville ban lingering kisses during visiting hours. They say affectionate contact can enable the transfer of dope pellets from visitors to inmates, a practice officials deem dangerous and prohibited.
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Joliet, I
Joliet
Stateville
Shark Uses Angler Catch as Bait in Tarpon Fight
In Sarasota a tarpon on a line with Bonita House was seized by a shark that swallowed the tarpon. The shark battled for an hour and a half before being landed and killed. The tarpon was found in the shark’s stomach.
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Shark
Sarasota
Mla
Bonita
Working Out a Theory on College Closures
The neighbor asks how Josh is doing in college. Farmer Cornet replies Josh is studying hard and plans to start a movement to close as many colleges as possible. He envisions agriculture studies spurring ideas to make education scarcer.
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Josh
Corntessel
Washington Star
The Game's Up in a Bridge Room Exchange
A speaker abandons the claim that women lack mentality, noting that many women he meets outplay him at bridge and expose his argument as flawed. The remark centers on gender, intellect, and social games.
Contortionist Enters Trunk as Wife Comments On Stunt
In a stage gag a contortionist exits a trunk after ten seconds while smoking a cigar. A bystander quips that the stunt is mild compared to domestic duties in a flat hallway.
Fantastic Extravagance and Overtaxed Public Debate
In a sharp exchange Senator Sorghum condemns costly defenses as overreach stating the world seems mad. He argues the public already bears heavy taxes and rejects employing overpriced experts to justify it.
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Sorghum
Little Fellow Dreams Of A Gentle Questioning Figure
A child asks what he wants to be when grown, replying he would like to be a kind old gentleman with nothing to do but stroll and ask little boys questions, reflecting a whimsical weather in a bygone scene.
Dorothy Haunts Harmonica With The Last Round Up
A light note from Indianapolis about Dorothy who amuses herself with a harmonica. Her mother asks for The Last Round-Up and Dorothy replies she cannot even play the first round-up yet.
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Dorothy
Indianapolis News
Tiny Engagement Ring Sparks Town Debate
A local tailor jokes that a ring for the “smallest hand in town” marks an engagement. The quip highlights a humorous claim about size while keeping the mood light and playful in the community.
Not Needed Wife The Doctor Aid At Once
A scene shows a wife seeking urgent aid from a doctor for a stimulant request while her husband expresses alarm at the possible medical response. The dialogue hints at concern over treatment and proper care.
Actor Defies Creditors Over Penny-Per-Dollar Offer
A tense exchange unfolds as a movie actor rejects a creditor’s settlement of ten cents on the dollar. The actor asserts that sixteen cents would allow him to attend a showing to view his own performance, underscoring personal stakes in the debt dispute.
Mrs Goforth Angered by Photographer's Label on Photo
A photographer drew Mrs Goforth into a dispute after she discovered a label on the back of her picture reading that the original was carefully preserved. She objected to the implication and demanded removal of the tag.
Wedding Day Fear Delivers Learning in Humbled Reply
A bride reflects on her wedding day admitting fear but says she learned from the experience. She notes she was not scared enough at the time and implies growth from the incident.
Shamrock Tea Quip From Tid-Bits Magazine
A Tid-Bits Magazine tidbit questions shamrock tea as a “three leaves” drink. The quip contrasts Stingy remarks with a playful line about the infamous green herb tea. The exchange hints at light filler humor from a vintage periodical.
Wings and Wealth Drift in Self-Directed Flight
A terse interplay taunts fortune as wealth is described as winged. The dialogue features a ready made philosopher and Mr Comrox debating how riches stay aloft only when steered by the individual. The lines hint at self direction and ambivalence toward wealth’s independence.
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Mr. Comrox
Bowler Seeks Second Term as Clare County Prosecuting Attorney
Theo G Bowler announces candidacy for a second term as Clare County Prosecuting Attorney. He reflects on two years in office addressing public concerns and thanks voters as he enters the Republican Primaries set for September 11, 1934.
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Mie
Clare County
Jamie
Theo. G. Bowler
Thanking Neighbors for Sympathy in Mother's Death
The Penny Tryon and related families thank neighbors and relatives for flowers and condolences. Grateful for comforting words from singers and pastors Rev Hendrick and Rev Rieinhardt. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. George Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tryon, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tryon, Miss Zella Tryon.
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Hendrick
Rieinhardt
George Penny
Jesse Tryon
Archie Tryon
Zella Tryon
Card of Appreciation for Ivan Byard Drowning Rescue
Mrs. Ivan Byard, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Byard and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hardy express thanks to all who helped in the rescue of Ivan Byard who drowned in Crooked Lake on July 22.
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Ivan Byard
Ira Byard
Gilbert Hardy
Crooked Lake
Ireland’s Rich Horse Racing Scene Attracts International Athletes
Ireland prides itself on its horses with a bustling calendar of events. The Curragh races and the Royal Dublin Society horse show draw many international sports figures yearly along with the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes and numerous other gatherings.
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Ireland
Isle
Royal Dublin Society
Irish Hospital
Resolution of Condolence From Look Lodge No 404
The John Q Look Lodge No 404 F and A M drapes its charter for thirty days to mourn the loss of George R Sherwood a respected brother. The lodge extends sympathy to the bereaved family and will publish and file copies of the resolutions.
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John Q. Look Lodge No
Glare Sentinel
John Q
Look Lodge No
Community thanks for acts of kindness after bereavement
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors friends and all who offered kindness after our loss. Gratitude to Walter A. Larman Post American Legion Masonic Lodge Chamber of Commerce floral tributes Rev Albert Dawe and Mr Mrs Norris Elden and Mrs George Sherwood with Phyllisann for their support.
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Walter A. Larman
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Dawe
Norris Elden
George Sherwood
Phyllisann
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadline
Farmers are urged to have all livestock shipped in by 2:00 p m Tuesday July 31 at Farmera Ind Produce Co.
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Farmera Ind. Produce Co
Community notices for Zenobia O. H. S and local groups
Zenobia chapter O. H. S meets the first Thursday of each month. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds services every Sunday at 11 30 in the forenoon. Walter H. Larman Post and Auxiliary Unit meet first and third Mondays monthly in American Legion rooms at 415 McEwan Street. Sunday School follows English service.
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Zenobia
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Walter H. Larman
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
American Legion
McEwan Street
Bheglish
Resolution of Respect for Effie Durnin of Mt Vernon Grange
The Mt Vernon Grange mourns the loss of sister Effie Durnin and extends sympathy to her bereaved family. A 30 day charter drape is authorized, with a copy of the resolutions sent to the family and published in the Clare Sentinel and recorded in the Grange records.
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Effie Durnin
Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare Sentinel
Clare Shipping Dates Announced for August Deliveries
Clare Shipping Association lists shipments on Tuesday August 7 and August 21. Contact R. Brooks Walter White, shippers, via Clare Sentinel notices for requests and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Clare Shipping Association
R. Brooks Walter White
Shippers
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Coleman
Wm. Arnold
Robert Hanes
Ed. Hanes
Chas, Merrill
Frank Barton
Mickie
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Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Michigan
Albany
N. Y
McClure
God
George R. Sherwood
Menominee
Clare
Frankfort
Ann Arbor
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